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Center for Limnology
Research facility devoted to the study of inland waters -
Center for the Study of Upper Midwestern Cultures and Max Kade Institute for German-American Studies
Languages and cultures of the Upper Midwest -
Cooperative Children’s Book Center
A Library of the School of Education -
Dictionary of American Regional English
Documenting the folk and regional language of the United States -
Division of Information Technology (DoIT) - UW Madison
The Division of Information Technology (DoIT) provides a wide variety of technology services to the University of Wisconsin-Madison. -
WISCAPE
Wisconsin Center for the Advancement of Postsecondary Education
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Oral History Interview, Joy Schelble (2163)
(2022-07-29)In her 2022 interview with Troy Reeves, Academic Staff Award winner Joy Schelble talks about her current position with UW Extension and her work and research interests. Schelble talks about her academic background, her ... -
Identification of QTL associated with total dissolved solids in a GWAS of a Beta vulgaris diversity panel
(2024-10-09)The table beet (Beta vulgaris subsp. vulgaris) is often characterized by its distinguishingly sweet, yet earthy flavor profile which can be attributed to its main flavor components: geosmin, oxalic acid, and sucrose. These ... -
Quantifying a Common Inconsistency in RANS-VoF Modeling of Water and Oil Core Annular Flow
(2024-10-04)Current trends in modeling CAF of oil and water combine the interface capturing method- ology of VoF with the computational savings of a RANS approach. As demonstrated mathematically, this results in an inconsistency in ... -
Thermal Adaptation and Plasticity in Melanoplus Grasshoppers: Elevated Temperatures and Heat-Responsive Genes
(2024-09-09)As global temperatures rise, invertebrates, particularly cold-specialized species, face increased risks due to longer and more intense heat waves and higher average temperatures. Grasshoppers, specifically the diverse genus ... -
Understanding PFAA Transport in Unsaturated Porous Media: Insights from Meter-Scale Column Experiments
(2024-09-03)Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a group of contaminants that have gained significant attention due to their persistence, bioaccumulation potential, and adverse effects on human health and the environment. ... -
ADVANCING AIR QUALITY MODELS FOR REGULATORY APPLICATIONS
(2024-08-30)Air pollution is one of the top risk factors for public health burden. These risk factors are exacerbated on a local scale for sulfur dioxide (SO2). The estimates of these health risks have been focused on particulate ... -
ORGANIC DAY-NEUTRAL STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION IN THE UPPER MIDWEST
(2024-09-03)The use of the traditional perennial June bearing strawberry production system in the Upper Midwest region of the U.S. presents many challenges to organic production, including increased weed, insect, and disease pressure. ... -
EVALUATING PRE-NATAL NUTRITIONAL AND POST-NATAL COOLING MANAGEMENT INTERVENTIONS FOR HEAT ABATEMENT ON THE IMMUNE FUNCTION OF PRE-WEANED DAIRY CALVES
(2024-09-03)The overall objective of this thesis was to investigate the effects of heat abatement strategies pre- and postnatally, and the subsequent effects on pre-weaning dairy calves. Rising temperatures pose a current threat to ... -
Exploring the Spatiotemporal Dynamics and Phenology of the Cranberry False Blossom Phytoplasma and its Leafhopper Vector, Limotettix vaccinii
(2024-08-30)Cranberry false blossom disease (CFBD), caused by a phytoplasma, and its insect vector the blunt-nosed leafhopper (BNLH), Limmotettix vaccinii, are a re-emerging threat in the Wisconsin cranberry, Vacciniium macrocarpon, ... -
Oral History Interview, Dale Wilson (2156)
(2022-06-16)In her June 2022 interview, Academic Staff Award winner Dale Wilson describes her career path that brought her to UW-Madison, as well as her current position as a Research Services Manager and the kind of work and research ... -
Oral History Interview, Pelin Cengiz (2132)
(2022-01-05)In her 2022 interview with Troy Reeves, Pelin Cengiz talks about her experiences as a faculty member of the UW Madison Department of Pediatrics. She discusses her origin of interests in pediatric sciences, balancing daily ... -
Oral History Interview, Bonnie Trudell (1503)
(2015-03-13)Bonnie Trudell is a Wisconsin native who was born in New Richmond, WI, in 1943 and grew up on a small dairy farm. She is the oldest of six siblings—the first in her family to go to college. As a young adult, she lived ... -
Oral History Interview, Anna Zeide (1103)
(2010-09-24)In this interview with Bennett Goldstein, Anna Zeide shares their experience in the PhD program in History of Science at UW-Madison. They mention work-life balance, the importance of liking your work, some idealistic goals ... -
Oral History Interview, Laurie Zimmerman (1507)
(2015-04-20)In this April 2015 interview, Rabbi Laurie Zimmerman discusses her work as a rabbi in Madison and on the East Coast. She discusses being a lesbian and witnessing intersections between feminism, being a lesbian, and Judaism. ... -
Oral History Interview, Kelly Wallin (1185)
(2011-12-09)In this 2011 interview with Emily Wood, Kelly Wallin discusses her experiences coming out as a lesbian and some of the problems she has faced with her family because of her sexuality. Kelly talks about middle school ... -
High Density Two-Component Glasses of Organic Semiconductors Prepared by Physical Vapor Deposition
(Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters, ACS publication, 2024-08-01)Physical vapor deposition (PVD) is widely utilized for the production of organic semiconductor devices due to its ability to form thin layers with exceptional properties. Although the layers in the device usually consist ... -
Ecological restoration at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum and beyond: Building and sharing collective knowledge through a participatory leadership framework
(John Wiley & Sons Ltd on behalf of British Ecological Society, 2024)1. The Society for Ecological Restoration defines restoration as “the process of assisting the recovery of an ecosystem that has been degraded, damaged, or destroyed.” The United Nations Decade on Ecosystem Restoration is ... -
Evolution of the Volunteer Ecological Restoration Program at UW-Madison Arboretum, 2024
(2024)This white paper is written for ecological restoration managers and practitioners, whether paid or volunteer, who lead restoration projects with volunteers. Our intention is to share some of the frameworks, models, techniques, ... -
Antarctic extreme snowfall: A CloudSat and CALIPSO satellite perspective
(2024)The Antarctic Ice Sheet is a critical component of the Earth’s climate system, with its role in global sea level regulation becoming increasingly significant in a warming climate. Snowfall is a key factor in ice mass ...
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